Grain shovelers back to work after Ore Dock talks
Buffalo May 16 grain shovelers return to work after a written agreement reached at a dawn conference between lake carriers elevator men and shovelers. Terms include 1.65 per 31000 bushels, contractor pay limits, bishop appointed superintendent, local board of arbitration, and suspension of 14 Conners bosses pending investigation into alleged Walton ties. Washington-like tensions linger as coal and ore dock workers strike and freight handlers demand wage raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Anid
Buffalo
Bishop Quig
Gites
Conners
Walcon
Mahon
Grain Shovelers' Union
China defies Russia over Pekin to rail concession
Shanghai May 15 The tsung-li yamen replies to M De Giers that China cannot yield to Russia’s demand for a new Pekin to Manchuria railway concession. The plan would ruin Northern railways with British capital invested. The move signals Russia’s aim to test the recent Anglo-Russian China accord amid Pekin tension. Next year a jubilee year is expected in Rome and across the church with Pope Leo aging.
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Shanghai
Tsung-Liyamen
Russia
Great Britain
China
Pekin
Washington
Rome
Leo
Devastating Reading Exposition Wreck Toll Rises to 29
A rear end collision on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway near Exster Reading, Pa. on Friday night left 29 dead and many injured. Names identified include William Stabler and Captain Charles T. Street among others from Norristown Philadelphia and surrounding towns. Hundreds visited the wreck while relic hunters collected mementos stained with blood and officials prepared for a coroner's inquest.
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Amiedodeth Binader
Mane Deaver
Esaponattllits
Reading
Tagadelphia
Exster
William D. Jenkins
Norristown
Charity Hospital
William Friederhorn
Thadeus S Adleams
George W Holmes
Helmes
HH. Howell
Phoenixville
Charles T. Street
Philadelphia
Howell
George Sehal
John Stinghuff
William Lewis
I D. Sowers
Harry (. Wentz
Charles H. White
John Kuntz
Henry J. Coulson
Joseph Taylor
Harry Thompson
Samuel McCarthy
Isaac M. Fillman
Norman Holmes
William J. Jenkins
Lucien J. Custer
Daniel H. Yoder
Pottstown
Jacob W. Markley
John Johnson
Mt. Carmel
H. ©. Hartford
Charles Leaf
Fort Washington
H. L. Hunsberger
Conshohocken
C. L. Laverty
Harrisburg
E. E. Shelley
Malboro
H Powell
Michael Lawn
Garmantown
C. W. Efcholts
Downingtown
Samuel W. Beatty
Ile
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic
An archaic advertisement proclaims a masterly tonic cures stomach weakness and indigestion. It promises relief for invalids, starts with a diet dose, and asserts universal efficacy. Sold by S Schley & Kro, druggists in Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Schley & Kro
Dragcist
Prederick
What Is Shiloh A Crand Old Remeds for Couch
A vintage ad proclaims Shiloh as a remedy for coughs colds and consumption used globally for decades. It promises refunds if not satisfied and lists prices 23 cents 30 cents and 1 dollar with sellers Albert L. Pearre and C N Hanor in Frederick Maryland. It also touts Harper whiskey and a Victor Headache Specie for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Zacre
Mets
Albert L Pearre
Love Charms and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An old advertisement touts love charms fading with old beliefs. It extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and a path to beauty through health. The text includes a customer testimonial from Fargo and offers a free medical book for 21 stamps, plus Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.
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Mia O '5
Adams
Fargo
Cass Co
N. Dak
Lel
Peole
Pierce
Acker's English Remedy Proclaimed to Cure Consumption
A druggist in Vassar Michigan shares a letter from F A Bear praising Acker's English Remedy for consumption After stating the patient Mrs T M Bratt improved rapidly the letter claims cough lungs and flesh returned While noting a local fishers season article follows about fishing tackle and bait lines and boats displayed in the city This brief item blends testimonial and local commerce notices
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Vassar
Mich
T. M. Bratt
Acker
F.A. Bear
Vassar, Mich
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Manhattan
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Toledo
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New York
Harvey Scribmer
Trenton
Lizzie Cannon
Willie Robbins
St. Francis’ Hospital
Avenreea
Bridgeport
Coma
Luigi Minotti
Colorado
Leadville
Colo
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Clover
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Victor Sche
Exuter
Lancaster
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Pellouy
Pietro Carmine
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Signor
Salandra
Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs
Gocs
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Mount Vernon
Hancock’s Mill
John Letter
James Morris
George Mcleod
Tom Yewmans
Jim Morris
Leiter
Man Bint
Maryland
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Ioulg Hosensteln
Sitdell
Montgomery County
Maryland University Hospital
Rosenstein
Conditton
Humphrey Taylor
Baliga
Chicago
Henry Retz
Jefferson School
Elburn Avenue
Lefiln Street
Reltz
Harper
C. N. Hanor
Frederick, Md
Honeshold
United States
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England
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Hoqner &O
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Fredtertes
Central Hardware CO
Victor Ancien Tats
Victor
Tutt
R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
F.L. Camp & CO
Exchange Court
Broadway
Oxford
Oxford Tigar
T. Cousin
Almnutt, Moody & Co
George A. Gilbert
N. Market St
D. & D. Institute
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Mott's
DE. Mott’s Chemical CO
Ohio
Albert L. Pearre
Ebert & Sons
Sent & Covs
Linde Ie
Snel West
Lewie
Ss Amd
Mythen
Doncelna
Philada. P
Buffalo Restaurant
Asold
Inch Porter
Anheuser-Busch
Feigenspantles
Pabst, Roc
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Hester Ar i. Hauer
Prop’r
WM. S. Miller 4& Co
Anna Giering
Dheessee
Santterium
Baltimore Street
the News Job Office
Carty
Garty
East Patrick Streat
Fraderick
Weill
B.H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
Marseilles
South Market Street
Doctor Martin's
Dr. Martin
Ir. Martin
Martin
R. Martin
Tia
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
E. Patrick St
WM. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
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